Our most recent "(Un)cover" star wears many hats. She's a writer, producer, actress, activist, dog mom, etc. There's not much Lena Dunham hasn't tried. And by evidence of her street style habits (or, non-habits), when it comes to fashion, she'll try anything. We've seen her in just about every cut and color, say, a minidress, can come in, so how could anyone possibly define her style — one that doesn't adhere to any rules? You don't.That's why Lena Dunham is our ultimate fashion rulebreaker. Ahead, you'll find the notion of getting dressed knocked on its head. Where one carpet calls for a pink floor-length tulle ballgown, another might request an all-white Le Smoking suit. Now that's what we call range.
Matching your dress to your eye shadow and (perhaps coincidentally) the blue carpet is all of a sudden a must.
La classe!
Grid lace: The perfect option for when it's not too hot and it's not too cold, but just right.
Watch that tea, Lena. Not even a Tide To-Go pen could save that white look.
A leather jacket with a tea-length dress makes for the perfect clash.
Sequins on #GIRLSnight? Seems legit.
If you were ever thinking of not wearing yellow, look to this.
The French girl uniform.
We spy with our gargantuan eye...
Always festive, never cliché.
A lesson in how to feel yourselfà la Beyoncé.
When Giambattista Valli couture comes into play, you just can't say no. Here, Dunham said yes.
Damn, Lena. Back at it again with the Giambattista Valli couture.
She must have really been feeling the whole "When in Rome..." vibe, because this look reminds us of a young Audrey Hepburn in Roman Holiday.
Heels this high require a sturdy platform. These are perfect.
Is the mallet next season's hottest accessory? Speak on it, Lena.
Comfortable, go-with-everything shoes: a fashion-girl must.
When you're too mod for the squad.
An emoji dress for those of you who just can't unplug.
Party in the front, business in the back — duh.
Lena gives florals a bit of edge in this black-and-white crewneck midi.
There's no such thing as too many sequins, especially when they're complemented by even more beading.
It's impossible to go wrong in chambray.
We're getting some yellow (green and blue and silver) brick road vibes here. Or, the rainbow road level in Mario Kart. Either way, Dunham works it.
The shoe envy is real.
A mosaic print on a dress to bring out the artiste in all of us.
Who doesn't love a good black-based floral?
Double fringe? Into it.
That jumper needs to jump right into our closets.
A little midriff never hurt anybody.
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